Tech Tool Box
Tags
Advertising apple article black business cellphones crunch-network Design downloads entry Facebook firefox friends gadgets internet ipad iphone left-image340 left-image500 lists Mashable media microsoft mobile music network news none-solid online people phone posts-tagged read-the-rest search social Social Media social networking Technology time Twitter user video windows world youtube- Internet Marketing Internet Marketing Blog Internet Marketing Articles Internet Marketing Consultant Pay Per Click Management Services Web Design Services Company Google Reklam Google Adwords Reklamları Arama Motoru Optimizasyonu Backlink Tool Google’da Nasıl Reklam Verebilirim? İnternet Satışlarımı Nasıl Arttırabilirim? Web Siteme Trafiği Nasıl Arttırabilirim? Arama Motoru Optimizasyonu Arama Motoru Reklamcılığı E Ticaret Sitesi Sistemleri Web Tasarım ve Grafik Web Dizayn Cleaning Services Manhattan Industrial Scales Manufacturer
Popular Posts
- 10 Ways to Share Music on Twitter
- The Wii Balance Board Push Up Bar [Wii]
- Best Offline Backup Tool? [Hive Five Call For Contenders]
- IBNweather : Weather Widget for iPhone SpringBoard
- Paul Jr Designs ( Mikey Teutul Artwork )
- Always And Forever Movie ( Always And Forever Hallmark Movie )
- Week in tech: easter eggs, pirates aren’t cool, and thinking robots
- Soledad O Brien ( Soledad O Brien Husband )
- Simon Halls ( Matt Bomer )
- Developers In Denial: The Seesmic Case Study
Tag Archives: handwriting
Gesture Search Available for Android 1.6 [Updates]
Gesture Search, Google's umpteenth attempt to give you input options other than a tiny virtual keyboard, has made the leap down to Android 1.6 , meaning those with G1s, myTouch 3Gs, Heros, and other non-Droid, non-Nexus phones can give it a go. Having used and challenged Gesture Search since first reviewing it , I'm finding that it's a better option for when you're walking and typing, quickly calling, or otherwise unable to concentrate on a full typing action. Maybe those are also good times to just not have the phone out, sure, but it's a handy alternative for such times.
Posted in Social Media Also tagged better-option, downloads, full-typing, gesture, gesture-search, gestures, in brief, made-the-leap, phone, quickly-calling, search, tiny-virtual, updates Leave a comment
Use Written Gestures to Search Your Android Phone [Google]
Forget typing out searches or searching by voice. Devices running Android 2.0 can now use Google Gesture Search to find contacts, music, and more. All you have to do is "draw" letters on the screen.
Posted in Technology Also tagged anne-or-write, cellphone, cellphones, down-the-list, gesture, gesture-search, google-mobile, letter-or-space, mobile, search Leave a comment
Lenovo educates us on the history of the tablet, has ‘exciting products to announce this month’
Okay, Lenovo totally knows how to use Twitter. The company's press account has punched out a teasing little note, inviting us to keep a close eye on the near horizon with the expectation of exciting new products to come. We'll concede that aside from the leaked roadmaps , we have no real lead on where this might be heading, but if the video that accompanied the tweet is anything to go by, we can expect a device that (a) almost certainly has handwriting and touchscreen capabilities built in, (b) is extremely likely to sport the ThinkPad branding, and (c) may or may not have a physical keyboard. That is to say, we could just be looking at a quirky new approach to promoting the latest X-series tablet refresh ( X201T anyone? ), or maybe Lenovo is going way back to its roots and is about to shock and awe us with a ThinkPad slate
Posted in Technology Also tagged entry, history, leaked-roadmaps, lenovothinkpad, month, tablet, tablet pc, teasing-little, Technology, thinkpad, thinkpad700t, Twitter, video Leave a comment
Dell Mini 3i unboxed in China, capacitive stylus included
One lucky Chinese blogger was kind enough to share his Dell Mini 3i unboxing experience beyond the Great Firewall , just a tad before Dell officially announced their first-ever smartphone . What's interesting is that the China Mobile version comes with a special stylus for the capacitive touchscreen -- a very handy tool for writing Chinese -- but there's been no mention of this accessory for the Brazilian 3iX. Dell's also bundled a 3.5mm adapter for the mini-USB port in case their handsfree isn't good enough for your audiophilic ears. Yeah, too bad about the missing headphone jack, but don't let this deter you from checking out the Mini 3i's full glory after the break.
Posted in Technology Also tagged accessory, audiophilic, cellphone, cellphones, chinese, dell mini 3i, entry, handsfree, headphoneadapter, mini, multitouch, special-stylus, touchscreen Leave a comment
Apple’s New Patent Application For Pen-Based Tablet Input [Apple]
Apple may have shunned the stylus for the iPhone, but its all about pen-based input on tablets. It's just filed a patent application for tech that improves digital ink recognition by breaking down strokes and phrases. A system comprising: a pen-based input tablet configured to collect and organize received ink information into ink strokes. "Upon the occurrence of an ink phrase termination event, the ink manager notifies the handwriting recognition engine and organizes the preceding ink strokes into an ink phrase data structure...The present invention, in large part, relates to the observation that client applications and handwriting recognition software in pen-based computer systems can make far more accurate ink-related decisions based on entire ink phrases, rather than individual ink strokes." I'm thinking a possible Apple tablet would still be a finger-based multi-touch device, but this seems to suggest Apple is also thinking about the note taking side of things, as well. Either way, tablets are mentioned all over the application…one step closer to Jesus' wet dream
Posted in Technology Also tagged apple, apple-tablet, appletablet, application, decisions-based, individual-ink, ink-information, more-accurate, observation, occurrence, pen-based-input, the-occurrence, unwired-view Leave a comment
Apple’s patent application for pen-based computer remembers fingers can’t write
Uh, um, ok... remember how Steve Jobs called the finger, the "best pointing device in the world" while chiding the stylus? Well, guess he wasn't lumping handwriting capabilities in with his lambasting if there's anything to this patent application for recognizing and processing "ink information" from a pen-based computer system that went public today (filed in July 2009). Naturally, the patent app makes liberal mention of tablets as the most recognizable pen-based computing systems; something that will certainly fuel speculation about the much rumored (it is still a rumor right?) Apple tablet possibly sporting a, gulp, stylus.
Posted in Technology Also tagged check-the-video, entry, handwriting recognition, handwritingrecognition, ink, insanely-great, pen, stlyus, tablet, unwired-view Leave a comment
PilotHandwriting Turns Your Handwriting into a Font [DIY]